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pickBeautiful novel in verse about adoption, family, friendship, and love in all forms. Rynn is having conflicts with her adoptive mom and struggles with not knowing about her birth mom and potential siblings…
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After reading Star in the Jar, students can create their own “star“ by decorating a paper cutout. They will write about something special they love and might struggle to let go of, just like the boy in the story. Then, students will share how letting go can sometimes lead to something beautiful, like the star returning to the sky.
pickIn Star in the Jar, a little boy finds a lost star and decides to keep it, carrying it with him everywhere. But when the sky calls for its missing star, he and his sister must figure out how to return it, even if it means saying goodbye.
I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom for a lesson or for fun, some of the pictures may give kids ideas to do at school or at home
pickLoved this book so much. Reminded me a lot of when my little brother was born
“Flora put her super-special heavy-duty red boots back on, then straightened Crispin's hat and brushed a shred of rainbow from his coat.“
This could be very helpful for a student who tends to bicker a lot with younger siblings or even other classmates. We could chat about better ways to resolve this conflict.
